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  Consider the following. The founder of a mid-sized, U.S.-facing crypto exchange wakes up in July 2025, checks her inbox, and sees a subject line: “GENIUS Act signed into law – immediate action required.” She doesn’t panic, but she does stop. Because the GENIUS Act, although framed as a stablecoin statute, is a quiet rebuilder of  cryptocurrency exchange development  itself. And, this is not some abstract financial policy.  This is code meets compliance. Smart contracts meet subpoenas. UX meets FinCEN. If you are building or operating a crypto exchange in or after July 2025, the GENIUS Act is no longer just optional; it is foundational. In this guide, we will explain just how the legislation alters the DNA of exchanges, in terms of tech, law, and strategy, and how forward-looking platforms can adapt and succeed. What Is the GENIUS Act and Why Was It Created  The Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act, signed into law on J...

Just a few things taken care of during your  cryptocurrency exchange software development, and you might save your exchange from these hacks that don’t just take the money away, but also the platform’s reputation. It takes away what exchanges invest millions and years to build. 1. ByBit’s 1.5B Hack: On February 21st, 2025, North Korea’s notorious hackers pulled off what they called the largest cryptocurrency theft in history. They infiltrated the Dubai-based exchange’s cold wallet system, supposedly the most secure storage method, and drained 400,000 ETH worth $1.5 billion. The attack bypassed multisig protections through sophisticated phishing and possible supply chain compromises. Secure Crypto Exchange Platform Development Tip:  Even cold wallets can be hacked through third-party vendors. Secure supply chain and infrastructure dependencies, as multisig isn’t enough if external partners are vulnerable. Exchange Security Checklist: Host critical tools in-house or audit vendor...